>> we are getting word that the justice department is ready to file formal charges against dzhokhar tsarnaev, he's in beth israel hospital recovering from wounds and said to number serious condition. i am no lawyer and i don't know if that means with the justice department ready to file charges whether they would be treating him as an enemy combantant . was signal would by not reading the miranda rights when they captured him. it could mean that and could mean the opposite of that. in the meantime eric shaun has the latest from boston right now. >> hi, neil, they could be

filing them under a civilian case under those chargeless. federal charge of at the same time state murder charges and that's what sources are telling fox newings, the reason he was not given the miranda rights is that under the law, under a approximate exemption that has to do with immediate threats to the police or public. there is a part of the law that said you don't have to give miranda rights to a suspect to immediately protect the police in a life or death situation. the idea is that when they got him in the boat, they don't know if there are other plots or bombs or devices that the brothers had allege wouldly planted. that was a way to get immediate information about the type of threat they may have posed. dzhokhar remains here in the hospital in serious condition. he lost a lot of blood and

suffered two gunshot wounds one in the neck and head one from the car jacking case on thursday night with his brother . the homeowner saw a lot of blood and ironically had authorities had not lifted the shelter in place, he may not be alive today. more on that today. security here is very tight and police are going through bags çfor id's. there is a high level of security in the hospital. he is expected to be questioned by a federal special team that deals with high-value detainees and try to question him about his background and did he or his brother have contact terrorist groups and what did his brother do when he went to russia and came back october 17th . did he attend training camps and were they radicalized and that sort of thing. back how it went down it is

ironic he may not be alich. they lifted the ban at 6:00 and within an hour that's when the man who owns the house and boat was able to get out and find him f. that ban would have been in place, he might have died in the boat and now dzhokhar is alive and potentially facing charges and potentially could give authorities a lot of information, back to you. >> just to update you and i have e-mail and would communicated with friends that are lawyers . they tell me just balse the justice've because the justice department is hoping to file charges does not mean they will not treat him as an enemy combatant. i don't know if they are great lawyers and graduated in the top of their class. but nevertheless you can still file charges and still be treating a suspect as an enemy combatant. we'll know soon when the

justice department spell its out. >> former chairman of ubc, joe, we are talking about the business types and how it affects folkings -- folks average psyche and gives them pause. had it gone on much longer and wide spread, the imentpact economically -- impact economically would be severe. >> that's what happens if more and more incidents such as this, it would have locked down the whole country as it did boston. >> joe, you said the not with standing, you were worried already about the underlying fundmentals of the economy and market. what did you mean by that? >> separating the two, the economy and the markets are kind of acting like on one

side slow growth particularly on the revenue side world wide including china and we understand the dependence on what is happening with the feppeds -- feds with the zero cost of money . on the other hand, we have an issue of people looking for a safe haven. united states is probably the safest democratic country right now and a growing acceptance that interest rates will go up. particularly in 2014 . they are rotating on the bond and going into the equitty conflict. you have a good news/bad news kind of thing. that supported the market in the end of the day. so much money is looking for a home. on the other hand, there is a rude awakening before it is all over. >> you know when you look at the market in general and what is an aggressive run up look at the past week, i guess it

shouldn't surprise you. i do i want want to overly bore the viewers and over do it. but the sectors most impacted were hospitality industry and airlines and the rest and same after 9/11, they recovered and it is open to the date whether they will recover this week and next week. what do you make much that and how susceptible are to the hint of terror? >> i do think that first of all in the boston occasion, it an issue of demoralized the country and the markets told you they thought it was contained incident. i am concerned of sleeper cells that don't have direction. we are cutting the head of the snake off in other parts of the world and that is a concern that homeland security and defense will keep.

but relative and absent of the markets, i think it is a recognitionful what are the underlying fundmentams. you see an ibm and mcdonald and fed ex. consumption based companies, getting their revenues suppressed a bit. that is it a very early but good indicator that we have a slow down. >> all right. joe, thank you. joe grano a wall street liege - legend . lond lond has a big marathon coming up tomorrow. security like you have never seen before this. it doesn't matter where a good idea comes from, it only matters that it shows up and makes things better. in that spirit, verizon is proud to announce the powerful answers award.

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is this a case of one having nothing to do with the other?

bad timing, london hosting a marathon this weekend. big bond rating house also looking to down grailed the united states, downgrading britain's triple a rating . only a half country in the world having threase ratingings. fitch said the ability for england to reconcile the mess it is downgraded . we'll keep you postod that and security efforts ahead of the marathon in lond lond this weekend. james is a national security expert. james, what do you think they are doing to avoid a boston incident? >> number one thing that is to their advantage, in the united states see something and say something. that will be out in spade in

the london . everyone watching that event will be aware of their surrounding that will make it difficult to do something like you saw in boston. >> londoners are hardly immune to terror. they are used to it. going back to the ira bombingings a few years ago and the train attacks in london not too long after 9/11. they have a heightened sense of urgeency . who do they have to do now? anything different or look more at the packages? >> well, the british and the americans have the stronger counter terrorism relationship in the world. the new york city police department also has a in london. you know they are cross talk the british guys walk in the f.b.i. headquarters every day . every shred of information to make the people of london safer, i would beat my entire

salary that information is already in london and they are act account on it. >> thank you, james. nick who would tell. nick, how are you doy preparing. >> we had a busy start to the week i am afraid. but it is getting a bit better. >> what are you doing anything special post boston? >> yes, i mean obviously we saw the terrible pictures coming out of boston, we had an immediate security review with our police force and we have announced we are upping the police and searching teams around the marathon. >> london is well used to deal these types of threats and it is a very, very safe city, doesn't mean to say it is it immune. we have a police force that practiced in the response and that will be visible in order

to give people the sense of security they deserve. >> londoners just like those here in the united states, the bad guy is a bad guy is a bad guy. do you treat all the same. the tips and warnings are they treated all of the same? >> we lived with the threat of the terrorism, whether it is from the ira or more recently from the extremist, from is a practice cest procedures in place. you have to look at tips and if you have unattended packages and you go into the standard reours sponse. london had on the games last week safe and secure and that the result not just amazing from the -- but also from the people of london. we are used to knowing what to do. you do look to see if there is

are packages around. that's something we have done. >> you did a phenomenal job with the olympics and only conclude he will do the same with this. >> we are getting word thoot justice department is getting ready to file chargings against the -- charges against the suspect. and the uncle is ready to talk again and he was not speaking fondly of his nephews a couple of days ago. i think he's loaded for bear right now. we'll have more after this. i thought about not coming to the city.

are you on yedge more aware.

>> yes. >> it could happen kidnap. >> any place. >> after every threatened attack and warning, it is the same thing. people start cocooning . some stay behind closed doors and they hold back going to public places whether they have to or not. hillary is a psychicologist and knows this well. take tone extremes could be a big economic hit if everyone did that at the same time. how do you help them go through and deep with >> thanks for having me neil. it is good to be here it is it a natural reaction toment to cocoon and stay inside literally and emotionally it is scary to be out there when this happens . deal these feelings, my

recommendation is to talk about these feelings and to share them and not stuff them down and make sure they are discussed amongst the friends and family . so these feelings can be process integrated and soothing can be sought and healing to begin. >> after the colorado theater shootings, doctor, i thought about even going to the movies with my kids whampt would - what would i do if a maniac started to shoot people up. i am sure people played that out by millions. but an incident you are out in the open and watching a marathon and parade and malls and train stations and thinking way beyond the conventional worries that we had mainly on airports and planes. weep have -- we have widened our sphere.

help us off of the ledge here? >> what you are talking about is real. the scary thing here, you and i both know in what is happening in the weekings and weeks and days that bad things can happen. it is scary. we have increased anxiety and fear. one hand it is realistic . we have an element of not having control over bad things can happen. but statistically happening, the possibility of you and i being a victim is small but it is scary and it is something we need to talk about as individuals in the country. >> what if it is it proven that this goes beyond the two brothers where they are part of the a cell and series of super cells. that changes this fear factor a lot, doesn't it?

>> it sure does. i mean, there is a comfort in imagining that this is an isolated incident and something between the band of two brothers. but there are information coming in that it extends to other radical groups in the country. the thing that we have to think about. from the psychological perspective. there is a sense of not belonging and not feeling a part of and this turns into resentment and there is a horrific violent acting out. whether it is just between the two individuals which we prefer or affiliated with a larger group, how do we management back drop and fall out. hillary goldsher, wise words. >> i having me, thank you >> we are waiting for the justice department and we are back at 4:00 eastern

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it is hard to believe it hasn't been a week, but what a week. just last saturday, boston was a city merrily preparing for a marathon and now resident now peeking their head out from a lock down. one moment an eight year old little boy waiting in the finish line for dad to finish the race and the next dead in total mayhem. i see pictures like this complete with the white capped killer leaving the scene and makes me want to stop and reverse and change the seen. i feel like screaming get out

to martin richards seconds from death and his sister jane seconds from losing a leg and his momine now clinging to life. pictures don't heed warningings and they never talk back which is why jfk's car still turns the corner we know is fatal and happy challenger >> announcer:s on board of a shuttle we know will explode. they are moments of innocence before the moment before innocence is gone. i am not saying anything profound here. but maybe just musing about the fickleness of life here and folks in boston who last week at this time were getting ready for a race and families days later are hastedly preparing for funerals. the guard at mit who never thought he would be part of

the mad days later added to the victims of the madness. alive and well just days ago just like all of the good folks in texas who would be obliterated in a plant explosion who didn't know they had just day to go. a week ago they were all here. they were with us, among us . breathing the same air and walking the same planet and then gone. leaving us wondering, leaving me wondering not so much why it all happened but how fast it all happened. we cling to the images when they were okay and unable to fathom how truly brief everything is okay . i guess that is why we cling to photoalbums of loved ones long gone. it makes us curse the moments we lost them and treasure the brief moment we had them when